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That's when you put on your shoes and head out the door.

Part locking against unoriginal parts is prohibited in the EU.

EU Right to Repair Directive specifically prohibits manufacturers from using HW/SW locks or firmware limits to block part replacement.

What you said isn't true for quite a few countries.

You'd be well advised to remember there is a world beyond your visible horizon.

Condoms prevents the spread of HIV.

You're quoting Wall Street (1987), but it's not clear whether you're in support of the sentiment or not. Plenty of people around here weren't born when that film came out.

People with the "wrong" political opinion have been surveilled for decades. It just took more work.

You had me until you started giving Tesla the thumbs-up, despite your caveat.

If that was one of those ELM327 dongles, yes they have 12V and are known to drain your battery. They're only meant for short diagnostic runs.

Wasn't the Hubble telescope a spare from the surveillance satellite program that they basically just turned towards space?

Definitely not clean room, quite the opposite.

I think I saw an em dash in there, guys!

Just depends on what naming conventions you use.

For foolproof matching, adding Plex metadata in the style of "{tmdb-12345}" to the directory name would cause problems for Jellyfin, as they used to demand different formatting, for instance square brackets.

It has taken a years to convince the maintainers that this change is a good idea and not "letting Plex determine the future course of Jellyfin."

Jellyfin 12 should be able to use a Plex media library using Plex naming conventions, no renaming required.

This will reduce the switching workload, and you can run both services at the same time whilst trying out Jellyfin.